@ActionSATshwane Why must we accompany the Mayor of ActionSA when the Health Department, together with Tshwane District, has been on the ground conducting educational work and community awareness? The Mayor is joining my office, which has been working in Bronkhorstspruit without cameras or publicity. We have our mayor whom we accompanied to Bronkhorspruit. This is not the time for pictures and political grandstanding. It is a time for accountability and decisive action. Why is @Flora_Monama01, the MMC for Corporate and Shared Services deployed by ActionSA and the MMC responsible for Region 7, which includes Bronkhorstspruit, not accompanying the Mayor? Why is the responsibility suddenly being shifted to my office when my team has been on the ground doing the work? More importantly, why is the Group Head of ROC still in office? Given that he reports directly to the Executive Mayor, he should be suspended while the circumstances surrounding this crisis are investigated. Those responsible for ensuring that the water treatment plant was operational and functioning effectively remain in office, despite this being a man made crisis. What is even more concerning is that if people knew that chlorine was the cause of the problem, why was this information not raised and acted upon sooner? Why were the concerns not addressed before communities were put at risk? We are educating communities and responding to a crisis that should have been prevented, yet it appears that no one is being held accountable. There must be a transparent investigation into the failures at the plant, including the roles and responsibilities of every official involved. Accountability must apply equally to everyone, regardless of position or professional connections. Any allegations of preferential treatment or conflicts of interest must be independently investigated rather than ignored. The people of Bronkhorstspruit deserve answers, decisive action and consequences for those whose negligence or failure to act contributed to this crisis not cameras.